Acute carpal tunnel syndrome as a result of spontaneous bleeding
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Acute carpal tunnel syndrome as a result of spontaneous bleeding
Abstract
Acute carpal tunnel syndrome is the most common compression neuropathy of the upper extremity following trauma. A rare occurence of spontaneous bleeding into the carpal tunnel, presenting as acute carpal tunnel syndrome, is presented.
Le syndrome du tunnel carpien est la neuropathie par compression la plus fréquente à survenir au niveau des membres supérieurs par suite de traumatismes. On présente ici un cas rare d’hémorragie spontanée au niveau du tunnel carpien ayant donné lieu à un syndrome aigu du tunnel carpien.
Keywords: Carpal tunnel syndrome; Spontaneous bleeding.
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